Initially, we confirm that solar and lunar eclipses are used as controls of the Hijri calendar, and that the events of solar and lunar eclipses can be used to determine the beginning and end of the lunar or Hijri months because these events are clearly reflected. The movement of the moon around the earth and the movement of the earth around the sun.

A solar eclipse occurs in conjunction or conjunction, i.e. the occurrence of a solar eclipse marks the birth of a new crescent, and the eclipse is the date of birth of the new moon and the lunar eclipse. Occurs in the opposite position, i.e. in the middle of the lunar full moon.

One report revealed that between 2001 and 2100 there will be 224 solar eclipses, including 77 partial eclipses, 72 annular eclipses (two of them non-centrifugal) and 68 total eclipses (including three non-centrifugal). Hybrid eclipses (between annular and total eclipses), and these eclipses will have two eccentric and total eccentric rings.

Below are the details of the eclipses and lunar eclipses that will occur in 2022:

– In 2022, there will be two solar and lunar eclipses

Partial solar eclipse on April 30

– Full lunar eclipse on May 16

Partial solar eclipse on October 25

– Full lunar eclipse on November 8

The first eclipse of the year coincides with the middle of the month of Shawwal 1443 AH (southern and western South America – part of the Pacific Ocean Antarctica) and can be seen at altitude. During a partial eclipse, the Moon’s disk covers 64% of the Sun’s disk.

– A total lunar eclipse on May 16, with its mid-time corresponding to the time of the month of Shawwal Badr at 1443 AH, and the Earth’s shadow covering approximately 141.4% of the Moon’s surface, and can be seen. Areas where the Moon appears: (Europe – Africa – Continent Asia – North America – South America – Pacific Ocean – Atlantic Ocean – Indian Ocean – Antarctica).

The solar eclipse will be visible from Europe, the Urals, western Siberia, the Middle East, western Asia and Northeast Africa from October 25, 2022, and the maximum phase of the partial eclipse will be recorded in the western Siberian plain of Russia. Nizhnevartovsk.

The November 2022 lunar eclipse will be fully visible in the Pacific Ocean, and most parts of North America will be visible when it rises over Australia and Asia, including South America and eastern North America.